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Master Tse to
Return to the UK
The USA Tse Qigong Centre office
was established eight years ago in
Seattle and moved to Hawaii in May
2001. We have enjoyed meeting so many
good students. Some of these students
have been with us for
several years, some even
from the very first USA
class. These loyal students
include Seattle students
Derek Fowler, Ed Ducay,
Adah & Ben Masaoka,
Gabe McCallum and
Hawaii students Brandon
Eugenio, Chris Booth,
Lance Linke , Clarence
Young, the Yuk Fat Temple
students, George Arakaki,
Tai Crouch, Graeme
Glade, Vladimir Ciglar,
Karen and Traci Shimuzu.
Of course, there
are many more, some who
have stayed for a while
and then gone on to other
things but who made the
class more enjoyable by
their presence, such as
Greg Dunn, Kahi Wight,
Bobby Ebanez and Adrian
and Laurie Bagayas.
All of these people
helped to create a
good family feeling.
However, it is now
time for me to go
back to my other
family in the UK and
look after things
there. The UK is
where I made my
home when I moved
from Hong Kong.
Wherever I teach around
the world, all my students, grandstudents
and grand-grand students are
my family but the UK is where I first
began the Tse Qigong Centre and started
my Qigong and martial art family.
The Chinese say, “There is no
endless party.” So, now it is time to go
back to the UK even though I will not
give up in Hawaii. The class in Hawaii
will be taken over by Brandon Eugenio
“All these people
helped to create a
good family feeling.”
who is a qualified Tse Qigong Centre
instructor with very good skill. It is time
for letting the students grow and develop
themselves. However, I will visit Hawaii
regularly and also Seattle and New York.
When I go back to the UK, I will
take over and teach those London classes
which were my classes before moving to
America. There are many students who
have been studying in the UK for over
five, ten and some over
fifteen years. It is now
time to help them
develop their skill to the
next level and to pass on
those skills such Dayan
Palm, Cotton Fist, Three
Treasures Gong, Cotton
Spear from the Dayan
system and skills such as
White Crane Sword,
Double Dao, Damo Staff
Two, Thirteen Grab Stick
from Chun Yuen Quan.
There is also my Hard
Qigong skill the levels 4,
5, 6 and 7 which I have
not yet taught.
I do not want these
skills lost as our skill
ancestors worked very
hard to keep passing
them down through
many generations and
many hundreds of years.
These students are the
next generation skill
carriers. The Chinese say, “A
long journey can test the
horse, long time can test a
person’s heart.” All these
skills need to be passed
down. I do not want to see
the skill pass down to the
wrong people. It is my
responsibility to help these
loyal students be masters so
that the skill is not diluted or
changed and keeps passing
down for future generations. Those
students who are loyal and want to keep
on developing themselves will always be
my students no matter where I live as I
will always help them.
page 6 Qi Magazine Apr/May/June 2007